Years later, doing some multimedia work, I contacted the company behind
Starship Titanic. They opted to use a toolset of their own making called
Lifeboat instead of off-the-shelf mTropolis. The email responses came
directly Douglas Adams. I had the opportunity to mention that, while I
enjoyed Starship Titanic, what I really miss is the wit and great theatre of
the mind found in a textual interactive novel.
Today, as a teacher, I am always looking for ways to integrate IF with
academic endeavor and share the excitement, if not the magic, of that which
is text adventure.
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R. Kenyon
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Not everything is black & white: some things have to be read.
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